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Larceny

John E. Fitzgerald Larceny®. Distilled and bottled by Old Fitzgerald Distillery. Bardstown, Kentucky 40004. 46% Alc./Vol. ©2023.

larceny

barrel proof

Steal a taste the same way John E.
Fitzgerald once did: uncut & straight
from the barrel.
This is the first Wheated Bourbon
to ever be named Whisky
Advocate's “Whisky of the Year.”

Larceny

To be named “Whisky of the Year”
is no easy feat. What do you want
to know?

what is the
“whisky of the
year” award?

Every year, Whisky Advocate
compiles a list of “Top 20
Whiskies” that are worthy of
attention. This award is given to
the product with the highest ranking.

  what does it
take to win?

First, a whiskey has to be rated
“Outstanding” by Whisky
Advocate’s Buying Guide
reviewers, by scoring 90 points or
more on a 100-point scale. Then,
it goes up against other top
performers in a blind taste test.

  what whiskies
are eligible?

Any category of whiskey from
anywhere in the world can win:
Single Malt Scotch, Japanese Whisky,
Straight Rye, Bourbon, etc.. This year marks the first time a Wheated
Bourbon has won the top prize.

“ Wheaters have achieved

rock star status”

- David Fleming

91 Points
WOTY
95 points

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taste of Larceny Barrel Proof.

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Bourbon Trophy

International Wine and Spirits
Competition, 2022

98 Points, Gold,
Outstanding Award

International Wine and Spirits
Competition, 2022

95 Points, Finalist, Great
Value Top 100 Spirits Award

Ultimate Spirits Challenge, 2021

94 Points

Tasting Panel Magazine,
2021

Double Gold, Best
Bourbon Award

John Barleycorn,
2021

93 Points, Whisky
of the Year

Whisky Advocate,
2020

93 Points

Ultimate Spirits Challenge,
2020

Gold, Consumers' Choice Award

SIP Awards,
2020

Double Gold

San Francisco World Spirits
Competition, 2020

Gold

International Spirits
Challenge, 2020

Gold, 94 Points

Beverage Testing Institute,
2020

Double Gold

San Francisco World Spirits
Competition, 2019

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tasting
notes

Color

Dark sepia

Aroma

Toasted bread, with maple
and cinnamon

Taste

Rich molasses coats the
tongue, with notes of fig
and hazelnut

Finish

Nuanced flavor fades into
lingering warmth

the key to barrel proof

No two Bourbon barrels age exactly
the same—which is
why every release
of Larceny Barrel Proof has its own

distinct flavor & proof point.

To unlock the details of your bottle,

check the batch number
on the label.

Barrel proof label

First letter:

Tells you which release it came from, starting with "A" for the first of the year, "B" for the second release, etc.

First Number:

Tells you what month it was released: January, May or September.

Last two numbers:

Tells you what year it was released.

barrel proof
batches

Want to know where your bottle
stands? Browse our full list of
current and past releases.

  • releaseD March
  • batch nO. A122
  • proof 124.4
  • May
  • B522
  • 123.8
  • September
  • C922
  • 126.6
  • releaseD January
  • batch nO. A121
  • proof 114.8
  • May
  • B521
  • 121.0
  • September
  • C921
  • 122.6
  • releaseD January
  • batch nO. A120
  • proof 123.3
  • 2020 Whisky of the Year May
  • B520
  • 122.2
  • September
  • C920
  • 122.4
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